Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-05

ing among the French people against Germany.
Baltimore Markets.
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bushels: Corn 900 bushels saiss-wness. $4,000
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 5. IL a. m.-wheat was strong
and bush this morning but it was the only thing Oh
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Something Like Retaliation.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY MAYNARDs INSTRUCTIONS N
REGARD TO THE APPLICATION OF CANADIAN CON
TRACTOR IN MAINE.
The collector Of customs at Portland, Me-, has
presented question to the Treasury Department
involving the right OF o resident Of Sherbrooke
miles OF railway across the state Of Maine, tc
bring ill., free Of duty, the tools and implements
he may require In the execution OF his contract
rows. &C.
Assistant Secretary Maynard has informed the
cOuector That, 1naSmuch as the contractor intends
TO bring IN the articles temporarily, and then re-
turn them to Canada, and as they are to be used
by persons other than himself, they are not enti.
tied to free entry as stools Of trade occupation, OF
fvyi, tn hn init =
IN the Statute A' which icts Would authorize authorize
ns Sanng he Of collector hs reqq sha IF ase
contractor imports any animals into the United
States for work on the railroad, he must make
entry and pay duty thereon, provided the col,
obtained in the United States. The Assistant Sec
rotary explains that the recent ruling Of the
der articles s74 to $50 Of the regulations was
tended to prevent the conditional free entry OF
animals imported along the frontier in all cases
where the animals could be readily obtained In
United States territory.
AFTER THE MILITARY REVIEW at the Arsenal to-
day, Queen Kapiolani and suite were entertained
at lunch by Gen. Gibson at his quarters.
A POSTMASTER APPo1NrED-The President to-day
appointed Chas. G. Bramble to be postmaster at
Iexarkama, AK.
THE KING AND QUEEN OF Satisfactorily Bay
Bankok that the king and queen OF Siam, who
lately visited Petchabure, expressed much gratii-
cation at the course pursued by American mis-
s1onaries there. Their majeStieS gave literally to
the hospital and missionary schools, and the king
presented Rev. Mr.. Dunlap with a gold watch
chain and Dr.. Thompson with gold medal and
pencil.
The College Of Pharmacy.
THE CLASS OF 'S7 TO GRADUATE AT ALBAUGH's TO.
NIGHT.
The annual commencement Of the National Col.
lege of Pharmacy will take place this evening at
Albaugh's Opera House. The exercises, inter
spersed with music will be in the following order
Prayer, by Rev. Louis H. Schneider; salutatory,
by Joseph c. Dawson; comforting Of degrees, by
Mr.. F. d. Bowling, president OF the college; adj
dress to graduates by Prof. j. R Walton, NJ. D.,
Pnar D.; valedictory, by w. Z. Wolhaupter, Phar.
u. Inc graduates are Ernest I. Becker, Germany
Carr l. Clus, D. c.; Herbert c. Esterday, Virginia;
Urley n: Latham, pennsylvania; Emmett n Ma
thewson, Pennsylvania; John A. Riggs, Maryland;
WIN; Lee Skinner, Virginia; Samuel r. Stott, d.
e; John 4. Toner, d. c.; Edward w. Whiteside,
Maryland; w. E. Wolnaupter, D. c.; Ernest F.
SlcKenDerger, Egypt. The Undergraduates are A.
=; Burrows, B. W. Charshee, E. P. Collins, II. NJ.
Slne, ). c. Dawson, w. E. Emory v. II. E1senbeiss
w. H. Frey, c. j. Gillette, c. E. Gross, H. F. Har-
vey, e. A. Helmsen, G. w. Hurlebaus A. p Lob
ness, j. L. Maxwell, NJ. p. Miller, H. v Rothery, F.
c. Severance, w. NJ Sisson, H. F. Smith, G. B.
Weiss, Francis Wood.